Part, Question
1 1, 5 | existence, inasmuch as they are abstracted from motion and ~matter;
2 1, 10 | because time is not a number abstracted from the thing ~numbered,
3 1, 11 | material in being, and ~abstracted from matter only in idea.
4 1, 12 | but according as they are abstracted therefrom by the ~considering
5 1, 12 | that the more our soul is abstracted ~from corporeal things,
6 1, 14 | receive the species not abstracted from material conditions.
7 1, 14 | are in the highest degree abstracted from all materiality. ~Therefore
8 1, 40 | the relations are mentally abstracted ~from the persons?~Aquin.:
9 1, 40 | relations are mentally abstracted from the persons. For that
10 1, 40 | when paternity is ~mentally abstracted from the Father, He still
11 1, 40 | when the ~universal is abstracted from the particular, as
12 1, 40 | the particular, as animal abstracted from ~man; and when the
13 1, 40 | man; and when the form is abstracted from the matter, as the
14 1, 40 | the form of a ~circle is abstracted by the intellect from any
15 1, 40 | or spirating be mentally abstracted from the Father, the ~Father'
16 1, 40 | personal property be mentally abstracted, the idea of ~the hypostasis
17 1, 40 | personal relations are mentally abstracted, the hypostases no ~longer
18 1, 40 | these relations are mentally abstracted, the hypostasis, but not
19 1, 44 | though it ~were something abstracted mentally, whereas it is
20 1, 46 | according to its species is abstracted from "here" and "now"; ~
21 1, 55 | seemingly, is ~what is abstracted from particulars. But angels
22 1, 55 | not understand by ~species abstracted from things. Therefore it
23 1, 55 | accidental to the universal to be abstracted from ~particulars, in so
24 1, 55 | which it knows will not be ~abstracted from things, but in a measure
25 1, 56 | seen through the species abstracted from it. ~For since God'
26 1, 57 | material conditions the thing abstracted becomes a universal. Such
27 1, 76 | intention will have ~to be abstracted from both; since from things
28 1, 76 | intelligible common to them may be abstracted. But this is contrary to ~
29 1, 76 | the intelligible species ~abstracted from the phantasm that is
30 1, 76 | intelligible species is ~abstracted; as appears in one man,
31 1, 76 | intelligible species ~of a stone is abstracted; by which the intellect
32 1, 76 | material - that is, not abstracted from material ~conditions -
33 1, 76 | impossible. But if the species be abstracted from the ~conditions of
34 1, 40 | the relations are mentally abstracted ~from the persons?~Aquin.:
35 1, 40 | relations are mentally abstracted from the persons. For that
36 1, 40 | when paternity is ~mentally abstracted from the Father, He still
37 1, 40 | when the ~universal is abstracted from the particular, as
38 1, 40 | the particular, as animal abstracted from ~man; and when the
39 1, 40 | man; and when the form is abstracted from the matter, as the
40 1, 40 | the form of a ~circle is abstracted by the intellect from any
41 1, 40 | or spirating be mentally abstracted from the Father, the ~Father'
42 1, 40 | personal property be mentally abstracted, the idea of ~the hypostasis
43 1, 40 | personal relations are mentally abstracted, the hypostases no ~longer
44 1, 40 | these relations are mentally abstracted, the hypostasis, but not
45 1, 45 | though it ~were something abstracted mentally, whereas it is
46 1, 47 | according to its species is abstracted from "here" and "now"; ~
47 1, 56 | seemingly, is ~what is abstracted from particulars. But angels
48 1, 56 | not understand by ~species abstracted from things. Therefore it
49 1, 56 | accidental to the universal to be abstracted from ~particulars, in so
50 1, 56 | which it knows will not be ~abstracted from things, but in a measure
51 1, 57 | seen through the species abstracted from it. ~For since God'
52 1, 58 | material conditions the thing abstracted becomes a universal. Such
53 1, 75 | intention will have ~to be abstracted from both; since from things
54 1, 75 | intelligible common to them may be abstracted. But this is contrary to ~
55 1, 75 | the intelligible species ~abstracted from the phantasm that is
56 1, 75 | intelligible species is ~abstracted; as appears in one man,
57 1, 75 | intelligible species ~of a stone is abstracted; by which the intellect
58 1, 75 | material - that is, not abstracted from material ~conditions -
59 1, 75 | impossible. But if the species be abstracted from the ~conditions of
60 1, 84 | the intelligible species abstracted from the phantasms are ~
61 1, 84 | material things do not exist as abstracted from the ~particular things
62 1, 84 | intelligible species is abstracted from the phantasm.~Aquin.:
63 1, 84 | but to receive them when ~abstracted. Neither does it seem to
64 1, 84 | understood according as they are abstracted ~from matter and from material
65 1, 84 | intellect would be false if it abstracted the species of a stone from
66 1, 84 | species of man cannot be ~abstracted by the intellect form "flesh
67 1, 84 | species, however, can be abstracted by the intellect from ~sensible
68 1, 84 | But some things can be abstracted even from common intelligible ~
69 1, 84 | which we have ~stated to be abstracted by the intellect, are abstract
70 1, 84 | intelligible species is said to be ~abstracted from the phantasm; not that
71 1, 84 | the intelligible species abstracted from the phantasm is related ~
72 1, 84 | the intelligible species abstracted from the ~phantasm is related
73 1, 84 | understanding, save the abstracted intelligible ~species. Therefore
74 1, 84 | the ~intelligible species abstracted is what is actually understood;
75 1, 84 | occurs to be understood, ~abstracted or considered as universal
76 1, 84 | that it ~is understood, abstracted or considered as universal
77 1, 84 | individuality, that is, that it be ~abstracted and consequently considered
78 1, 85 | such matter. Now what is abstracted from ~individual matter
79 1, 85 | mind is to know species abstracted from ~phantasms; therefore
80 1, 85 | the universal, which ~is abstracted from individual matter,
81 1, 85 | of intelligible species abstracted from the ~"here" and "now,"
82 1, 86 | made actual by the species abstracted from sensible ~things, through
83 1, 86 | of ~intelligible things abstracted from the phantasms - as
84 1, 87 | informed with similitudes abstracted from ~phantasms: and therefore
85 1, 87 | material residing in that abstracted ~quiddity can again be made
86 1, 88 | it understand by species abstracted from ~things, for it does
87 1, 88 | means of species, formerly abstracted and retained in the ~soul;
88 1, 88 | species, nor by species abstracted then, nor only by species
89 1, 88 | nor by means of species ~abstracted by the soul from an angel,
90 1, 88 | intelligent by means of ~ideas abstracted from phantasms; for thus
91 1, 106 | But as regards whatever is abstracted from "here and now," ~neither
92 2, 2 | the universal, which is ~abstracted from matter, and contains
93 2, 4 | the more the intellect is abstracted from the body, the ~more
94 2, 4 | Therefore the soul should be abstracted from ~the body in every
95 2, 4 | indeed that ~the intellect be abstracted from this corruptible body
96 2, 171 | possession of his faculties, but abstracted from ~his senses. Therefore
97 2, 172 | sufficient to have phantasms ~abstracted in the usual way from the
98 2, 173 | ignored whether it ~were abstracted from its senses, or again
99 2, 173 | or again whether it were abstracted from ~the operations of
100 2, 173 | not but know that it ~was abstracted from the senses, seeing
101 2, 173 | rapt; ~and as to his being abstracted from the operation of the
102 3, 2 | inasmuch as either it is ~abstracted from every individual, and
103 3, 3 | 3) Whether the Nature abstracted from the Personality can
104 3, 3 | 1/1~Whether the Nature abstracted from the Personality can
105 3, 3 | Personality be mentally abstracted, the Nature cannot assume.~
106 3, 3 | Therefore, if the Personality be abstracted, the Divine Nature ~cannot
107 3, 3 | Godhead if the Personality is abstracted, nothing remains. But the
108 3, 3 | Therefore, if the Personality is abstracted, ~the Divine Nature cannot
109 3, 3 | is ~considered in itself, abstracted from all else, it will still
110 3, 3 | of the three Persons are ~abstracted by our mind, nevertheless
111 3, 4 | should assume human nature ~abstracted from all individuals? ~(
112 3, 4 | have assumed human nature abstracted from ~all individuals?~Aquin.:
113 3, 4 | have assumed human ~nature abstracted from all individuals. For
114 3, 4 | assumed human nature ~as it is abstracted from all individuals.~Aquin.:
115 3, 4 | Platonists, is human nature abstracted from its individuals. Therefore ~
116 3, 4 | nature as it is separated or abstracted from individuals is ~"taken
117 Suppl, 89| other hand if the quiddity abstracted from this particular ~sensible
118 Suppl, 89| their substances, not indeed abstracted ~therefrom, since they are
119 Suppl, 89| substances ~is neither a quiddity abstracted by the intellect from composite
120 Suppl, 89| intelligible form needs to be abstracted ~from matter and from all
121 Suppl, 89| understand itself by an intention abstracted from itself, as we ~understand
122 Suppl, 89| more a corporeal form is abstracted from matter, ~the more is
123 Suppl, 89| knowledge, in so far as it is ~abstracted from matter, and a form
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